Our Blog
On our blog you will find updates about our community as well as reflections and tools to cultivate spirituality for everyday life.
New Timetable for Worship and Community Gatherings
We have several new times for worship and prayer services, meditation, playgroup and environment group gatherings.
How’s your diet going?
There’s an old saying that you are what you eat. We need to pay attention to what we fill up with. Good food, good friends, good entertainment and the right amount of everything.
Free Film Screening: Regenerating Australia
Free Film Screening: Regenerating Australia. Friday 3 June 2022 at 7pm.
What would Australia look like in 2030 if we simply listened to the needs of its people?
Welcome Fr Stephen Williams
Father Stephen Williams is looking forward to ministry with Glenrock Anglican and commences as our locum on Sunday 22 May, 2022.
Kahibah Kids Playgroup Reopens May 2022
Kahibah Kids Play Group is a fun gathering for parents, carers and children aged 0-5.
Today is International Women’s Day!
Imagine a gender equal world. A world free of bias, stereotypes and discrimination. A world that's diverse, equitable, and inclusive. A world where difference is valued and celebrated. Together we can forge women's equality. Collectively we can all #BreakTheBias in our work places, in our schools, colleges and universities and in our communities.
Farewell Reverend Tracey
On Sunday 27 February, we held a special farewell service for Reverend Tracey and her family, to wish them well as they start a new chapter of their lives.
Working Together to Achieve Just Outcomes
On Thursday 11 November, our partner Hunter Community Alliance hosted the Lake Macquarie Mayoral Candidates forum. The meeting was held via Zoom and had a turn-out of over 150 people. Reverend Tracey Matthews and Michael Elliott from Glenrock Anglican had key speaking roles along with other Lake Macquarie Community Leaders.
Back in the Neighbourhood
We are excited to return to our site at Kahibah on 31 October. Zoom has been a great way to keep connected but it doesn’t replace face to face gathering.
Can COVID teach us how to be more human?
COVID has taught us some valuable lessons. Humans have a great propensity to adapt and innovate. We can come together to serve the common good.
Garden transformation!
The front garden at Glenrock Anglican has undergone a transformation. Thank you to our Federal Member Pat Conroy for supporting us to receive a Stronger Communities Grant.
Soul Food Launched
On 23 May we launched our first Soul Food gathering. Soul Food is a space for all ages to explore life, spirituality and community.
Community Trivia Night
A great time was had by all at the Trivia Night on Friday 11th June. Peter Eyre our Master of Games did an amazing job running the event.
‘Jesus our navigator for life’
God made human’s in God’s image and we’ve been returning the favour ever since.
Meditation: Finding our Still Place
There’s a lot of talk about the benefits of meditation, which was once the domain of seasoned spiritual practitioners, but it’s now becoming much more mainstream.
Practicing Presence
One practical and often overlooked way to care for others is to be fully present to them. That means giving them our full and undivided attention without the preoccupation of our own thoughts and agendas.